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To apply for a PhD in Astrophysics, it's essential to start by reviewing comprehensive guides, such as the one provided in the discussion. Prospective candidates should visit the websites of universities of interest, focusing on the physics or astrophysics graduate program sections. These sections typically outline the specific admissions requirements and application procedures. For instance, the University of Michigan offers detailed information on their graduate program, which can serve as a model for what to look for in other institutions. Understanding these requirements is crucial for a successful application to a PhD program in Astrophysics.
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I'm currently studying Physics & Astrophysics with Foundation Year, and I want a PhD in Astrophysics. How would I apply for one, when the time comes? :smile:
 
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Go to the website of a university that you're interested in applying to, for a PhD, and look for the section about the physics or astrophysics graduate program. It should have information about admissions requirements and procedures. For example, here's the University of Michigan in the US:

https://lsa.umich.edu/physics/graduate-students.html
 
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